Tashi Tibet Restaurant

Hidden among the mist-laden hills of Kohima, Tashi Tibet Restaurant transports diners from Nagaland to the Himalayan plateau through steaming bowls of hand-pulled thenthuk, fragrant momos, and butter tea that carries the soul of Lhasa. In a state celebrated for fiery smoked pork and bamboo shoots, this unassuming refuge run by Tibetan refugees offers India’s far northeast a rare taste of exile cuisine, where each bite whispers of snow-dusted passes and prayer flags fluttering above the Dzükou Valley.

Tashi Tibet Restaurant

Address

Police Point, Pauna Complex, Town Hall Opposite Super Market kohima, Road, Nagarjan, Dimapur, Nagaland 797112, India

Phone

+91 70854 35537

Location of Tashi Tibet Restaurant
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Opinions

4.6/5 (Read the Reviews)

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Tashi Tibet Restaurant brings authentic Himalayan flavours to Dimapur with a concise menu of hand-pulled thukpa, juicy momos and butter tea served in a simple, clean dining room opposite the Town Hall Super Market; the 4.6-rating is earned through swift service, fair prices and consistently fresh ingredients, making it a reliable stop for a quick, comforting meal in the heart of Nagaland.

Sunday11 AM–7 PM
Monday9:30 AM–7 PM
Tuesday9:30 AM–7 PM
Wednesday9:30 AM–7 PM
ThursdayClosed
Friday9:30 AM–7 PM
Saturday9:30 AM–7 PM

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Where exactly is Tashi Tibet Restaurant located in Dimapur?

Tashi Tibet Restaurant sits on Police Point within the Pauna Complex, directly opposite the Town Hall Super Market on Kohima Road in Nagarjan, Dimapur, Nagaland 797112, India, making it a quick landmark for both locals and travelers.

How can I reserve a table or ask about the menu?

Simply call +91 70854 35537 during business hours; the staff will confirm your reservation or guide you through the Tibetan and local Naga specials that change daily.

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What kind of cuisine and price range should I expect?

Expect hearty Tibetan momos, thukpa, shapta, and fusion twists with Naga herbs, all priced between ₹120–₹350, so you can eat well without stretching your wallet.

Is the restaurant family-friendly and what are the ratings?

Yes, the calm 4.6-star ambience welcomes families, offers quick service, and has no alcohol policy, ensuring a relaxed meal for every age group.

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